Josh Archive

0March 14, 2010
Artist of the Month: T. Motley

I discovered Tom Motley’s artwork while doing research for an entry into Comic Attack’s Unsung Characters of Comicdom...
11March 11, 2010
1976 Superhero Catalog

Thanks for picking up Superhero Enterprises’ 1976 Superhero Catalog! You’ve probably seen our ads in your favorite comic...
8March 10, 2010
Wacky Comic Wednesday: Popples #2

Popples were a part of the cultural phenomenon that was synonymous with the numerous toy crazes of the...
7March 3, 2010
Wacky Comic Wednesday: Stone Protectors

The Stone Protectors comic is an anomaly to say the least. There’s nothing odd about a comic book marketing toys...
8February 17, 2010
Artist of the Month: JK Woodward

JK Woodward is an artist, a traveler, and a man of the people. His first works were self published...
4February 5, 2010
Unsung Characters of Comicdom: Megalith

Megalith is the second best character that Neal Adams has ever created, falling slightly behind Skate-Man for the...
9January 30, 2010
Unsung Characters of Comicdom: Steel Pulse

Danger, excitement, action, victory, violence, humiliation, and mysterious villains! Do I have your attention yet? Well, all of...
4January 15, 2010
Unsung Characters of Comicdom: Lord C’Thulu

In February of 1928, HP Lovecraft penned a tale that was published in a pulp magazine called Weird...
5January 8, 2010
Unsung Characters of Comicdom: Deathmark

This week’s profile is dedicated to a Deadpool/ Punisher hybrid who rocks an insulated black unitard. He’s faster than...
4December 30, 2009
Unsung Characters of Comicdom: Clint the Carrot

The Inedible Adventures of Clint the Carrot is one of many independent black and white comic books produced in...
4December 21, 2009
Unsung Characters of Comicdom: Bubba the Redneck Werewolf

Bubba: The Redneck Werewolf was produced by a publisher in Orlando, Florida called Brass Ball Press (with a...
4December 15, 2009
Artist of the Month: Jon Ascher

I was first introduced to Jon Ascher’s artwork when I read a preview of his first graphic novel, Neil: An...
4December 9, 2009
Unsung Characters of Comicdom: Titan

What do you get when you mix He-Man’s body with Eddie Munster’s hair, slap on a van dyke,...
6December 3, 2009
Unsung Characters of Comicdom: The Thespian

Have you ever wondered what would happen if you mixed a Kabuki warrior, a lucha libre wrestler, and a...
3November 18, 2009
Unsung Characters of Comicdom: Eagle All-Star

Eagle All-Star: Torch of Liberty is an independent ‘one-shot’ comic that was produced by Blind Wolf Studios in...
4November 11, 2009
Artist of the Month: Jeff Wilson

In the current economic climate, everyone could use a few more ‘dead presidents.’ So, if you’re not receiving...
5November 5, 2009
Unsung Characters of Comicdom: The Shade

Welcome to another edition of Unsung Characters of Comicdom! This week’s anomalous profile is dedicated to AC Comics’...
6October 28, 2009
Unsung Characters of Comicdom: Skate-Man

Simply put, Skate-Man #1 is the greatest work Neal Adams ever committed to paper. It was created, written,...
6October 25, 2009
Space Ace #1: How Does it Compare to the 1984 Game and Cartoon?

I had no intent of reviewing Space Ace #1, but after reading this book, I decided to share...
7October 21, 2009
Unsung Characters of Comicdom: Dude Japan

Dude Japan is a character that was created by Sam Kieth for a comic book called Friends of...
9October 17, 2009
Nostalgia Comic Review: Silver Hawks #1

For the most part, I enjoy reading well written comics that utilize the medium for all it’s worth....
2October 7, 2009
Wildcard Review: A Bug’s Gift

A Bug’s Gift is a comic ‘one-shot’ produced by the educational comic publisher Discovery Comics in 1991. It’s...